Di Benelux-Moldova Business Forum don open new opportunities for business between Moldova and di Benelux countries – Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg. Di event go bring together business people, investors, government officials, and relevant institutions from both sides, with di aim to strengthen trade and investment ties.
Di forum go include B2B sessions, thematic panels, and networking activities wey dey focus on finding new chances for economic and investment cooperation. Organizers say di event go create a platform for professional dialogue and make direct contacts between companies, institutions, and support organizations from di two regions easy.
Di announcement of di forum come as President Maia Sandu bin visit The Hague, where she meet with Prime Minister Rob Jetten, Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius, and Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen. According to di Presidency press service, there be significant potential for developing bilateral economic relations between Moldova and Netherlands. Trade dey grow, and Dutch companies dey become more active in Moldova, especially in IT sector.
Also, di double taxation avoidance agreement dey considered important for boosting investments and expanding economic cooperation. Di Netherlands don support Moldova for internal reforms and European path. According to di Presidency, di Dutch government don give support for justice reform, strengthening civil society and independent media, and fighting hybrid threats, including information manipulation, illicit financing of political activities, and cyber attacks.
President Maia Sandu also welcome additional support of 1.5 million euros from Netherlands for defense projects and building resilience against cyber and hybrid challenges. She say, “You don stand with us against hybrid threats. You don help protect our elections, our institutions, and our democratic processes.”
